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Edward J. Forkel
Timothy R. Garvey
Kathy L. Henrikson
Francis E. Wozniak
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Tax Collector
John Senese
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The township board of trustees is the legislative branch
of township government. Each township has four trustees and a supervisor,
which comprise the board. Each board member, elected at-large within
the township, has one vote on all issues before the township board.
The policies enacted by the township board are executed by the supervisor
and clerk. The trustees may not establish policy for either the township
assessor or the highway commissioner.
Trustees do, however, certify tax levies for the township and road
district. For the road district, the amount of the levy is determined
by the highway commissioner.
In their capacity as legislative officers, trustees adopt the annual
township budget and appropriation ordinance, the general assistance
budget and the road district budget. Trustees also are responsible
for approving all township expenses and auditing bills submitted for
payment by the highway commissioner.
The trustees are obligated to approve all legally incurred bills,
that is, those appropriated for expenditure. Trustees also must reject
payment for all requests that are not debts which have been legally
incurred by the township.
With few exceptions, the supervisor may make no payments without approval
of the board of trustees. There are exceptions: payments for general
assistance claims and township and highway employees salaries.
The salaries of elected officials shall not be paid until the accounts
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Nancy J. Hoinacki - Township Administrator and Deputy Clerk |
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Joyce A. Black - Administrative Assistant, Assessor’s Office |
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